How many times have you told yourself “never again”? The amount of money you’ve spent exceeds what you can handle. You want to quit, you need to stop this habit. You want to believe that you can do it, but every time you try to stay away you fail miserably. You’re lucky if you can even keep your mind off it it for more than a few hours. The only benefit of quitting is that you always relapse. How exhilarating does it feel to come right back to where you started? The findom bliss of sending your money to who deserves it. You always binge when you relapse. You spend even more than before you ...

How many times have you told yourself “never again”? The amount of money you’ve spent exceeds what you can handle. You want to quit, you need to stop this habit. You want to believe that you can do it, but every time you try to stay away you fail miserably. You’re lucky if you can even keep your mind off it it for more than a few hours. The only benefit of quitting is that you always relapse. How exhilarating does it feel to come right back to where you started? The findom bliss of sending your money to who deserves it. You always binge when you relapse. You spend even more than before you first stopped. You stroke so much more intensely. Sending and stroking while your pockets empty more and more. It’s so unhealthy for your lifestyle and you need to stop findom for good. Tell me, do you think you can stop? Do you actually think that you can say “never again” for good? Try it one more time and see where that leads you.